Usb : I'm not suggesting to integrate a conventional 232/Usb
converter inside k3 (even if it would be possible to do by cabling
all the firmware necessary to have everything onboard without OS
driver need) but re-engineer the internal I/O in order to make
available a standardUsb port.
Every
Thank you Joe for clear analysis and explanation
73
Giorgio
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1) are thinking to integrate inside k3 a native Usb port? It would
mean that it would be no longer required to install on the pc a
driver for 232/usb adapter, avoiding this way COM port number
changing at boot.
Installing a USB to serial converter in the K3 would not eliminate the
changing
Hi Joe, maybe translating from italian into english I did not explained in
clear way what I mean, I'll try to clarify.
Usb : I'm not suggesting to integrate a conventional 232/Usb converter
inside k3 (even if it would be possible to do by cabling all the firmware
necessary to have everything
On Feb 2, 2011, at 11:51 AM, ik1bxn wrote:
Usb : I'm not suggesting to integrate a conventional 232/Usb converter inside
k3...
That by the way, is what the TS-590S has done. Not just for serial, but for
audio also.
There is a single USB connector which hubs to a serial port for
Sorry I forgot explaining what I think suggesting Ethernet interface :-)
1) As any recent network device (switch,router,access point and so on) I
think it would be useful and maybe original having inside the rig a web
engine. Having this feature you could by simply opening a web page via
browser
Hi you all!
I'm using my k3 in digimodes connected to a Mac Mini with XP Pro virtualized
in order to execute Ham Radio Deluxe. As this pc has no rs232 interface I'm
using,of course, adapter (Keyspan in my case because I heard it's one of the
few OSx certified). For AF and PTT I have a Signalink
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